Ancient Shu Records Tongliang

In the twenty-sixth year of the Republic of China, Chengdu. Shicang, a copper repairman who was ridiculed by the whole city as a "frog spirit", had a bronze mirror light up by himself in his shop late at night. The cold light is as cold as bones. The moment he reached out to touch it, his protruding glass ball-like eyes saw everything - what appeared on the mirror was not a reflection, but the roar of the ancient Shu people three thousand years ago, the burning of a sacred tree reaching the sky, and a betrayal that was taking place. That was the memory left by his ancestors. A group of people who call themselves "history correctors" are already lurking in this city. What they want to destroy isn't the artifact—it's the seal. Eight sacrificial pits buried deep in the ground suppress the energy of an awakening meteorite from outside. Thousands of years ago, the ancient Shu people sealed demons with their bodies and locked the world-destroying power into bronze; now that the seal is loose, those powers are waiting to be awakened. Ishikura is forced into a war that spans three thousand years. He could see the past through the bronze - but every time he touched it, his body temperature dropped sharply, memories flooded into his brain, and he began to lose himself between the past and the present. The eight pit seals were loosened layer by layer. Every time you go deeper, Shicang has to pay a higher price. When he finally sees the full outline of the truth, he must make a choice: awaken the sleeping extraterrestrial power to save the people who are dying now, or maintain the thousand-year seal and let civilization continue to live in ignorance? Copper is cool to the bone. Ancient Shu was not destroyed. And a "frog spirit" who has been scolded for half his life is about to become the most critical key to this war.